Although I haven’t extensively studied others’ behavior, I also tend to second what June Fowler says above about hearing and smell. The way a man (or any person) sounds, and smells, are to me much more important indicators of what category I place them and, interestingly, how much I can trust them, than their facial appearance.

With men, I also notice how they move and carry themselves, and how they interact with others.

With women, I notice how they respond to others, and especially how they react to others’ responses to others.

But then, I tend not to select a mate based on drinking status, mine or theirs, so maybe you don’t care about my people-choosing preferences.